Press releases
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Loughborough academics discuss pets in new episode of poetry podcast
Dr Oliver Tearle, a lecturer in English at Loughborough, discusses poets and poems dealing with the theme of poets and their pets in ‘For secondly’, the newest instalment in the second series of ‘School of Poetry’.
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New digital resources to support philanthropy at African universities
Loughborough University, in partnership with the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) and higher education institutions in Africa, has created a freely available mobile phone app and website to support fundraising and advancement professionals working in African universities.
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Major construction projects play a critical role in improving workers’ understanding of occupational health risks, study suggests
Major construction projects can play a critical role in improving workers’ understanding of health risks and championing ‘universally high standards’ across the industry, according to new research.
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Loughborough University’s Director of Football appointed to FA Council
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Fortnite World Cup and the rise of the esports industry
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You’re more likely to be deemed friendly and competent in a job interview if those asking the questions are happy with the light in the room, study finds
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Action-packed day at LEAP sees personal bests tumble
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Return to the moon? 3D printing with moondust could be the key to future lunar living
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Assistance dog Pickle part of Loughborough Family
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Loughborough University appoints new Director of Rugby
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New Government scheme aimed at tackling child hunger could be a giant boost for alleviating food poverty in Britain, according to Loughborough University expert
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Loughborough University announces ground-breaking partnership with the Twinning Project
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The European Football Agents Associations (EFAA) and experts discuss the future of football agents at Loughborough London
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Strong line up expected at annual LEAP event
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Heatwave: think it’s hot in Europe? The human body is already close to thermal limits elsewhere